Learn how to make Frozen Vanilla Custard aka French Vanilla Ice Cream Recipe! Visit http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2017/05/frozen-vanilla-custard-western-ny-for.html for the ingredients, more information, and many, many more video recipes. I hope you enjoy this easy Frozen Vanilla Custard (French Vanilla Ice Cream) recipe!

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  1. Thank you for you video& recipe
    Can I some question?
    I saw your ice cream is white
    but When i made it. my ice cream was light yellow.
    What I made somthing wrong?

  2. Your method looks so easy and the results are perfect. I am going to make rum raisin using this base which is my favorite! Thanks

  3. You didn't return to heat and thicken the custard after tempering, which makes me wonder if the recipes that use raw eggs end with the same texture…which is what we're after. Other than somewhat cooking the yolks, does it really matter?

  4. 5 large egg yolks
    pinch of salt
    2/3 cup white sugar
    1 cup whole milk
    2 cups heavy cream
    2 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract (or one split/scraped whole vanilla bean)

  5. This isn’t being mean or toxic, but your voice spans like 3 octaves every like 4 or 5 words, it’s kinda impressive

  6. Pro tip, the milk doesn't have to be scalding hot. You can mix the eggs and milk together, then slowly bring everything to temperature, until 'nappant', which is around 175F or something. The reason chefs do it is because it's faster and requires less attention: they can heat the milk unsupervised, introduce it, and quickly heat to finish.

  7. Thanks for a great recipe and a great video.

    I had to listen to the video a second time to hear the voice and speech pattern that generated so many comments.

  8. Tried this today.

    How do I say this without it sounding like heresy?

    I think this might be better than Mint Chip.

  9. I liked the video, the only issue is when you send us to a link to get the ingredients and whatnot. Why the extra step? it's just gonna make people go to a different video that has the ingredients listed, so much more convenient. It'd be nice if in a future you'd list the ingredients and measurements as you use them on the screen. People would be more likely to come back to the video and watch it whenever they want the recipe

  10. This is actually important: ice cream in the grand tradition, as opposed to every other such recipe being presented on YouTube these days.

  11. MY MILK WAS CURDLED SO I USED ONE CUP WATER TO RINCE OUT MY MESUING CUP COATED WITH WIPPING CREAM. MAYBE MINE WILL BE AN ICEY CUSTARD DOUBLE VANILLA.NEX TRY WILL BE BLACK LIQUORICE ICE CREAM. 😀

  12. My ears got a workout following the pitch changes in the narration, otherwise I appreciate the info.

  13. Chef John, I have problem with this recipe, please help me 🙁 before churning the consistency of custard is smooth, but after churning I have butter globules in my ice cream 🙁 🙁 🙁 what can I do to have smooth ice cream? I use ice cream maker from KitchenAid.

  14. I love listening to you, your jokes and kidding around light-hearted attitude also makes me smile. I've watched a few of your videos on Allrecipes too.

  15. Yes, Chef John, the custard tastes wayyy better if you refrigerate it over night before freezing!

  16. I made blueberry ice cream with this as my base, I’m resting my mix overnight and will be eating it Friday(it’s Wednesday evening here in Australia). I’m still finishing my last batch.

  17. I made my first batch of this and it’s extremely rich and sweet, a bit too much for me, so I made another batch and only added three eggs and slightly reduced the sugar and it turned out perfectly

  18. If you don't have an ice cream maker, can you make this custard, chill it,then whip it with a mixer and put it in a recipient in the freezer, ?

  19. If they don't have my favourite vanilla ice cream in my supermarket, I just buy good quality vanilla custard, add a bit more sugar, some more vanilla paste and some milk and that's it! In just one hour I have vanilla ice cream made in my ice cream machine.

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